Lake Martin EF4
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GFS has finally stopped flip flopping. The last 4 runs have been in agreement with Euro and Canadian on moisture.
Its safe to say that there will be at least a slight risk of severe weather on Wednesday, Feb 1.
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Winter Weather/Ice Storm Threat January 30 - February 3, 2023 - Ice Ice Baby
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KevinH
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Let me guess,
TX, MS, LA, AL?
TX, MS, LA, AL?
Brice
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Might as well call them the “Four Horsemen”
Not sure if this will end up as a severe threat or a ice threat. If I'm correct on the time frame.
Maybe a ice after the severe who knows.
Maybe a ice after the severe who knows.
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The euros outcome is one of the souths more prominent ice looks I think...
This, is the similar solution the euro shows for that time frame. Until better operational support and ensemble support winter weather and severe are possible. 
The euros temp and preicp at the same time. Depends how deep that cold air is. Could spell trouble for icing. Potential for two distinct possibilities in the future severe and winter weather (ice). 
JPWX
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The 6z and 12z GFS from yesterday showed potential for an ice event though it hasn't been consistent.
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JPWX
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On the other hand though, the Canadian has been pretty consistent the last 4 runs with a significant ice storm potential.
Some of the patterns favor it, I've been watching the long range and it's been showing those idea off and on even before the coastal severe weather event
It really depends on the evolution of that Jetstream and how deep the cold air is from the high pressure system. It's a nasty ice event if the pattern pans out
KevinH
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I need all of that to stay NORTH of me. The south can’t handle ICE!
Lol nobody can handle Ice. Still a long ways away doubt the bullish ice totals on the runs but it presents the broad idea of potentially winter mischief lol
KevinH
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Georgia does not handle winter well lol
ashtonlemleywx
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Heavy freezing rain in the South scares me more than a high end tornado outbreak.
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Really. To many bad memories for me during February 1994 major ice storm
Just a possibility that needs to be put on a board of possibilities; a few analogs would be good to look into, at this point. But usually with a huge high-pressure with blistering cold and a subtropical jet over the south east. Leads to overlapping and colder air at the surface with warmer air above.
Generally at this point a blistering cold high pressure needs to cautious with many cases with the dense cold air pushing in quicker or more profoundly. Kinda has to do with the role of boundaries and atmosphere.
Generally at this point a blistering cold high pressure needs to cautious with many cases with the dense cold air pushing in quicker or more profoundly. Kinda has to do with the role of boundaries and atmosphere.
ashtonlemleywx
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The 1998 Ice Storm is the one I have bad memories from. Slipped on ice and fractured my wrist on my writing hand. Had multiple trees fall on my sister's house next door and my dad's house didn't have power for almost 3 weeks. Luckily he had gas heaters installed on all of the walls of his house back then.
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Yep! I would rather take my chance with a severe threat.
It's highly unlikely that in the next week or week and half or so that somebody in the deep south doesn't get some form of wintry precip, seems unlikely with the possibility of atleast two short waves making there way through possibly through the Gulf as a closed low or just as a broad shortwave with increased precip. We ACTUALLY have the cold air for a little while at the front door to make it happen this go round; we are right around peak timing for a winter precip with late January/ early February being the most likely time for snow in the deep south historically.
